Random trivia generator
Draw multiple-choice trivia questions, choose an answer, and reveal the result.
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- Source
- Open Trivia DB
- Questions
- 1–8
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Draw a short round of multiple-choice trivia, pick an answer, and see straight away whether you got it. It works as a solo warm-up, a quiz between friends, or an icebreaker at the start of a class or meeting.
How to use the random trivia generator
- Set the How many slider to draw up to eight questions.
- Choose Easy, Medium, or Hard under Difficulty, or keep Any difficulty.
- Click Generate, then click an answer to check it.
- Click Regenerate for a new round.
Where the questions come from
Questions come from the Open Trivia Database, a free bank of general-knowledge questions submitted by its users. Topics include film, music, history, science, geography, sport, and video games. Each question arrives with a category, a difficulty, one correct answer, and three wrong ones, and the tool shuffles the four options so the right answer doesn't always sit in the same spot.
If Open Trivia DB doesn't respond, the tool falls back to a dozen built-in questions so the page still works. Those repeat quickly. If the capital of Japan comes up twice in a row, the main source is probably down.
About the difficulty labels
Easy, medium, and hard are set when a question is submitted. Nobody tests them against real players, so a hard question in your favourite subject can feel easy, and an easy one can trip you up. Any difficulty gives a mixed round.
Running a round with a group
- Draw eight questions and read them aloud, one point per correct answer.
- Let each player choose the difficulty for their own turn.
- Keep score on paper. The page does not track points between draws.
Frequently asked questions
Where do the questions come from?
The Open Trivia Database. A small built-in set is used only when that service is unavailable.
Can I choose a category?
Not on this page. You can filter by difficulty, and each question shows its category.
Are the answers always right?
Questions are submitted by users and reviewed, but mistakes and dated facts slip through. If an answer looks wrong, check a reliable source.
Does it keep score?
No. It marks each answer right or wrong, and nothing is saved between rounds.
Built and maintained by Bipul Kumar. Found a wrong number or a broken result? Tell me and I'll fix it.